Clifton Cunningham
Clifton Cunningham
It's because you're not in the folder, and it can't change you into it. I guess all we can do is stop there and instruct them to `cd` into the...
Bosco morning used to do a clean before install (e.g. wipe out node_modules), but it makes it very very slow. The correct answer is to move to proper semantic versioning...
I'll add to this, that for modules, we should configure jenkins so that it publishes to npm on a new tag (not sure if this is possible), but it is...
The positives I can see: - It could become like a 'travis for front end assets' - e.g. it goes and gets them, builds them, and then stores them for...
I suspect for our use case we could do a quick scan and create a list of repos where the two things aren't in sync, this will then look at...
This was done on purpose (early days) to avoid people at Tes having to set these properties, e.g. the defaults work for Tes folks, but you can over-ride them if...
It's because the finished callback is being called more than once due to the text being found more than once in the output. When we switched to the watch looking...
Not really, if we just pipe it out it will interleave with all the other stdout. There is probably a simple solution but I can't see it right now.
If you aren't piping it out, how do you know when it is 'finished' and hence you can load your page? It was the primary reason for the `readyText` -...
I'd be fine with just making all watches verbose and get rid of readyText entirely - the chance you are watching multiple projects and it interleaves is probably an edge...